Why Do The Photos I Take With Flash On Have Color Cast - Huawei Honor 7 Faq

Note: White balance makes digital cameras recognize the white color and balance other colors
under colored lights regardless of the surrounding lights. Colors are in essence the explanation
toward lights. An object that seems white under normal lights may not seem so white under
dark lights. An object that seems white under fluorescent may also not be so white. Therefore,
if white balance can be achieved, other non-white colors on photos can be restored with the
base color of white.
3.61 Why do the photos I take with flash on have color
cast?
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3.61.1 Why is the focusing slow when I take photos in all-focus
mode?
When you use the rear camera to take photos in all-focus mode, your phone takes a photo at
each focal length to enable you to change the focus position by touching the photo.
3.62 Why does the video recording suddenly stop?
The recorded video file's size may exceed 4 GB.
3.63 Why do the photos taken on some scenes appear
bright while the photos taken on other scenes have
obvious bright and dark contrast?
Your phone employs the high dynamic range imaging (HDR) technique. It automatically
starts HDR when the shooting object contains a scene with obvious contrast, resulting in
bright photos with visible details in the lightest and darkest areas. It doesn't start HDR when
You may have covered the camera or flash with your hand or your phone's leather case
or screen protective film, resulting in unclear images and color cast (an obvious tint of
blue or yellow). To solve the problem, remove the obstructing object from the camera or
flash.
The colors of the photo taken with flash on are inconsistent with the colors of the photo
taken with flash off. The photo taken with flash on has a deeper tint of yellow, because a
light source with a different color temperature appears in addition to the existing ambient
light source when the flash is on. This is normal. You may need to update your phone to
the latest version.
Try restoring to the default settings.
You may have made the protective lens of the camera or flash dirty that reflects certain
lights, making the photos look glary and foggy. Remove your phone's PC cover and wipe
the lens with a cleaning cloth.
If the problem persists after you have wiped the lens clean, please use a PC cover purchased from
Huawei's online store.
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